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ActiveWin.com: Lenovo ThinkCentre M90z Multi Touch All-In-One- Review | |
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| Time: 00:02 EST/05:02 GMT | News Source: ActiveWin.com | Posted By: Robert Stein | ||
I have posted my review of Lenovo's new ThinkCentre M90z Multi Touch All-In-One. Here is an excerpt: The ThinkCentre M90z comes delivered in a 26" by 9.5" by 22" inch box, which is larger than the A70z All-In-One but still quite manageable. The fact that we are dealing with an all-in-one system makes setup a snap. Interestingly, the computer itself comes wrapped in a white reusable bag, that actually comes in handy when moving the system from place to place. The system weighs no more than 10-12 pounds, it is very easy to move. Also, the all-in-one system has a convienient handle on the back side which makes carrying the system around easy. Setting up the system consists of plugging in the USB keyboard and mouse (or wireless receiver for the optional wireless desktop set), and plugging the power cord. The power button is located on the lower front, right corner of the PC. It's about as simple as setting up a PC can get. After a few steps to create a username and password, you're at the Windows desktop. | ||
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